Framer costs $0 for a Free site, $10 a month for Basic and $30 a month for Pro when billed yearly, according to Framer’s pricing page on October 21, 2026. Monthly billing raises those plans to $15 and $45. Each additional editor adds $20 a month ($30 on monthly billing), each Content Editor adds $10 ($15 monthly), and Enterprise is priced by quote.
Framer sells plans per site and bills editor seats separately for the whole workspace. In June 2026 it retired the Scale plan, halved the editor seat price and gave every plan an AI credit allowance. This guide covers each plan, the costs that sit outside the plan price, and what a year of Framer costs for teams of different sizes.
Framer pricing at a glance
| Plan | Yearly billing | Monthly billing | AI credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | 500 to try |
| Basic | $10 a month | $15 a month | 1,000 a month |
| Pro | $30 a month | $45 a month | 3,000 a month |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Custom, with volume discounts |
Source: framer.com/pricing with both billing toggles, checked October 21, 2026. Prices are per site, before sales tax, and Framer may show them in your local currency.
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What changed in June 2026
On June 16, 2026, Framer launched Framer 3.0 with AI agents built into the editor and changed its plans the same day. Framer’s post AI credits, simpler plans, and lower prices lists the changes:
- The Scale plan is retired. Basic and Pro are now the only paid self-serve plans, and Framer says Pro is the plan you scale on by adding usage-based add-ons.
- An additional editor seat dropped from $40 to $20 a month.
- A new Content Editor seat costs $10 a month, with full CMS access and a simplified toolset.
- Basic went from 1 to 2 CMS collections and from 10 GB to 50 GB of bandwidth.
- AI credits now power agents, AI translation and other AI features: 500 on Free, which Framer’s June post says reset daily below a monthly cap, 1,000 a month on Basic and 3,000 a month on Pro. Framer estimates a generated landing page at about 300 credits.
Existing paid sites keep their current plan unless the owner switches, but the lower editor price and the new Basic limits applied to every customer right away. Framer’s earlier pricing update post still describes a $100 Scale plan, so guides that quote Scale prices are out of date.
Framer plans compared
Free: $0 for trying Framer
The pricing page lists 500 AI credits to try, a free Framer domain and 1 GB of bandwidth. Framer’s FAQ adds 10 CMS collections, 1,000 pages, 5 MB file uploads, one free locale to try and up to three editors in a workspace without a subscription. A custom domain needs a paid plan, and Framer recommends Free for non-commercial use.
Basic: $10 a month for small personal sites
- 30 pages, 2 CMS collections and 1,000 CMS items
- 50 GB of bandwidth, served from 20 CDN locations
- 1,000 AI credits a month
- 30 days of analytics history
- A custom domain, with a complimentary domain on yearly billing
- Localization as an add-on at $20 per locale a month
Basic limits are fixed. When a site reaches one, Framer asks you to upgrade to Pro.
Pro: $30 a month for business and team sites
- 150 pages, 10 CMS collections and 2,500 CMS items
- 100 GB of bandwidth, served from 300+ CDN locations
- 3,000 AI credits a month
- 90 days of analytics history
- Site redirects, a staging environment and branching with previews
- Add-ons for A/B testing and funnels (Convert) and advanced hosting
Pro limits grow with paid add-ons, up to 700 pages, 40 CMS collections, 40,000 CMS items and 2 TB of bandwidth.
Enterprise: custom pricing
Framer lists custom limits, unlimited editors, enterprise-grade security, an uptime guarantee, SCIM, SSO, unlimited analytics history and credits with volume discounts. It does not publish Enterprise prices.
Framer cost beyond the plan price
For a team, seats and add-ons often cost more than the plan. Framer’s billing help says editor and usage charges on a yearly plan are billed monthly. The workspace owner and viewers are free, and Basic and Pro allow up to 10 users with edit access.
| Cost item | Yearly billing | Monthly billing | Available on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Additional editor | $20 a month | $30 a month | Basic, Pro |
| Content Editor | $10 a month | $15 a month | Basic, Pro |
| Translation locale, up to 20 | $20 a month each | $25 a month each | Basic, Pro |
| Extra pages | $20 per 100 | $30 per 100 | Pro |
| Extra CMS collections | $40 per 10 | $50 per 10 | Pro |
| Extra CMS items | $20 per 10,000 | $30 per 10,000 | Pro |
| Extra bandwidth | $40 per 100 GB | $50 per 100 GB | Pro |
| Convert (A/B testing, funnels) | $50 per 500,000 events | $60 per 500,000 events | Pro |
| Advanced hosting | $200 | $250 | Pro |
Source: framer.com/pricing, checked October 21, 2026.
A few more details affect the bill:
- AI credits. Both paid plans let you choose a larger monthly allowance at a higher plan price, up to 15,000 credits on Basic and 100,000 on Pro, and Framer sells a credit add-on starting at 1,000 credits. Work you run through External Agents with your own Claude or OpenAI subscription does not use Framer credits.
- Bandwidth. Framer lets a site go over its bandwidth for one month, then emails you to upgrade.
- Convert. The add-on is billed on the analytics events your site generates each month, such as page views, tracked clicks and tracked form submissions, and includes up to 5 A/B tests.
- Agencies. Framer’s Pro Experts get free editor access on client projects.
Yearly Framer cost by team size
These examples cover one site at the October 21, 2026 prices, before tax. The workspace owner’s seat is free, and the Convert example assumes the site stays within one 500,000-event block each month.
| Team | Plan and seats | Yearly billing | Monthly billing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solo portfolio | Basic, owner only | $120 a year | $180 a year |
| Freelancer with a client who edits the blog | Basic, owner and 1 Content Editor | $240 a year | $360 a year |
| Startup marketing site | Pro, owner and 2 editors | $840 a year | $1,260 a year |
| Marketing team running tests in two languages | Pro, owner, 3 editors, 2 Content Editors, 2 locales and Convert | $2,400 a year | $3,300 a year |
How the larger totals add up on yearly billing:
- Startup marketing site: $360 for Pro plus $480 for two editors.
- Marketing team: $360 for Pro, $720 for three editors, $240 for two Content Editors, $480 for two locales and $600 for Convert.
Monthly billing costs 50% more on the plan itself, so a yearly plan is cheaper for any site you keep longer than eight months. An agency running several client sites pays the plan line once per site.
Which Framer plan fits
- Free fits if you are evaluating Framer or designing without publishing to your own domain.
- Basic fits a personal or small site that stays within 30 pages, 2 CMS collections and 50 GB of bandwidth.
- Pro fits once you need more pages or collections, staging, redirects, A/B testing or more than 50 GB of bandwidth.
- Enterprise fits when you need SSO, SCIM, unlimited editors or an uptime guarantee.
For a look at how Framer performs beyond price, read our Framer review. If the totals above don’t fit your budget, our guide to Framer alternatives compares other builders.
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Ploy is a different kind of product, so the comparison only matters if your budget question goes beyond the website builder. Ploy builds on-brand pages from your existing brand and hosts them, and the same workspace covers visitor enrichment, CRM and ad integrations, and answer engine optimization. Its self-serve plans are Free ($0, with 500 credits a day up to 2,000), Starter ($50 a month, 4,000 credits) and Pro ($300 a month, 24,000 credits), billed month to month, per Ploy pricing on October 21, 2026.
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Sources
- Framer pricing, yearly and monthly billing, checked October 21, 2026
- AI credits, simpler plans, and lower prices, Framer, June 16, 2026
- Introducing Framer 3.0 with Agents, Branching, and a new Community, Framer, June 16, 2026
- Subscriptions and charges, Framer Help, checked October 21, 2026
- Site plans overview, Framer Help, checked October 21, 2026
- How AI credits and Agent pricing work, Framer Help, checked October 21, 2026
- Ploy pricing, checked October 21, 2026
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